CON Rules of the Faculty Organization: Difference between revisions

         <td colspan="3">Rules. <span style="text-decoration:underline; font-style:italic;">Robert’s Rules of Order</span> has been adopted to direct function of the GFO, FCC, standing and special committees.</td>

                     <td>receiving, considering, and acting upon reports and recommendations from FCC, the standing committees, and special committees of the GFO.</td>

                     <td>serving as chairperson of FCC;</td>

                     <td>preparing and prioritizing agenda to accomplish GFO business with inclusion of items suggested by faculty members; an item placed on the agenda for action (vote) requires that the item and essential supplemental information be circulated to faculty one (1) week prior to the GFO meeting. Non-circulation of a proposal will allow discussion, but no action can be taken until the next meeting;</td>

                     <td>establishing special committees or task forces as needed;</td>

                     <td>serving as GFO and FCC representative on the Evaluation and Effectiveness Committee (EEC).</td>

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                     <td>serving on the Strategic Planning Committee;</td>

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         <td colspan="3">Academic Review Committee<br />Committee on Nominations<br />Faculty Practice Committee<br />Nursing Research Committee<br />PhD Affairs Council<br />Professional Graduate Nursing Affairs Committee<br />Promotion and Tenure Committee<br />Undergraduate Admission, Progression, Graduation and Scholarship/Grant Committee<br />Undergraduate Curriculum Committee<br />Undergraduate Exam Support Committee<br />Global Health Standing Committee</td>

         <td colspan="3">Chairpersons of all standing committees, except for PhD Affairs Committee, who have special bylaws for selection, shall be elected by the membership of each committee at the end of the Spring semester and prior to the start of the next academic year. The role of chairpersons is to implement committee bylaws, represent the standing committee bylaw implementation and viewpoint at FCC and GFO meetings, disseminate information, review/revise policy/procedures every five (5) years or as needed, bring items for a vote to the GFO and ensure that policy/procedure revisions are implemented at the system level working with the associate deans. </td>